Slatington High School - Reflections Yearbook (Slatington, PA)

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Table of Contents Administration in Action 7 ,ooo,,,. Our Faculty 15 .,.,t,t Underelasses 21 t,..tt. Our Classes 43 ...... Sports Scoreboard 59 Our Activities 75 , ,,..c 1 The Senior Class 93 .s,,. Senior Activities 117 ,is,. In Memoriam ,ss,.s Dedication .....s,. Our Advertisers ..,s..,..,,..s , 1,136 Acknowledgments .i,,..ssss .1144 'Ju aosaooa s f i miw1 Q YQ? vw-Q I es, , at stss xt rw nts: ft -fff ' . gy it 37 sfss it 7

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Foreword A traveler, symbolic of any member in the graduating class of Slatington High School, rests at a milestone marking the end of the first step in his journey on the long road ahead. This road, called Toil, Winds its way through life and leads to the city of our dreams, Success. The scene is typical of one that many in the class of 1962 Will experience after we graduate. Graduation is only the first milestone along the increasingly difficult road of life. Without the help and guidance of our parents, teachers, and friends, we would never have reached our first vital stop. Follow us as we relive our journey to the first milestone.

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In Memoriam MR. ROLLIN C. JONES We, the graduating class of 1962, pay tribute to the memory of Rollin C. Jones-teacher and friend. Before he became principal of the Junior High School, Mr. Jones taught civics. He taught us the value of government and the precious values of freedom. As a friend. Mr. Jones was like the Good Samaritan who on his journey paused, saw the sufferings of his fellow man, and had compassion. He was never too busy to say a kind word, to solve a problem, or to change a frown to a smile. As he guided us in our youth, so each of us will pattern our adult lives after the example of Rollin Jones. We will strive to be upright citizens with arms outstretched to help our fellow man.